With over 28 years of experience in physical therapy, Jacquelyn Broering, PT, has built a distinguished career rooted in clinical excellence, innovation, and education.

Her expertise lies in the evaluation and treatment of musculoskeletal and neurological injuries, with a specialized emphasis on manual-based therapy and vestibular rehabilitation.

Jacquelyn’s educational background and extensive post-graduate training have shaped her advanced approach to hands-on therapy and technology-driven rehabilitation.

She is a member of the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) and has undergone extensive manual based skills for orthopedic mobilization and manipulation, post surgical rehabilitation, and rehabilitation for injured athletes.

In addition, she has advanced training in Frequency Specific Microcurrent (FSM) and the Neufit Method—cutting-edge modalities that have transformed patient outcomes in recovery and performance.

Her commitment to advancing the field led to the creation of the PEAK Performance & Health Program, a pioneering, all-cash-based initiative designed to enhance recovery, prevent injury, and optimize function through a science-backed, holistic approach.

Her dedication to integrating technology into rehabilitation has also earned her clinic the prestigious designation as one of only eight Centers of Excellence in the U.S. for training other therapists in the Neufit Method.

Beyond patient care, Jacquelyn is passionate about educating and mentoring other physical therapists. She is launching an educational platform, “Current Medicine,” dedicated to helping therapists improve their clinical outcomes and build results-driven practices with electrotherapeutic modalities. Through this initiative, she aims to empower fellow therapists—whether they seek to refine their treatment skills or embark on the path of entrepreneurship—to create thriving, patient-centered practices that set new standards in the industry.

Driven by a mission to exceed patient expectations and push the boundaries of conventional therapy, Jacquelyn continues to lead with innovation, expertise, and a deep commitment to elevating both patient care and the profession of physical therapy.